July's People (1982)
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It was July himself who challenged criticism, or merely explained (Maureen might be able to interpret his attitude, Bam not). —The African people is funny people. They don’t want know this nation or this nation. The country people. Only his own nation we know, each one.—Maureen seemed to follow. —Your chief wants to be left alone. But it’s not possible.——He’s talking talking. Talking too much.—Their cautious lack of response roused a kind of obstinacy in July. —You can tell me, what he can do? Y...ou tell me?——He told you. He’ll fight.——How he can fight? Did you see him fight when the government is coming, telling him he must pay tax? When they saying he must kill some his cattle? He must do this or this. He is our chief, but he doesn’t fight when the white people tell him he must do what they want—they want. Now how can he fight when the black soldiers come, they say do this or this. How can he fight? He is poor man. He is chief but poor man, he hasn’t got money.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was July himself who challenged criticism, or merely explained (Maureen might be able to interpret his attitude, Bam not). —The African people is funny people. They don’t want know this nation or this nation. The country people. Only his own nation we know, each one.—Maureen seemed to follow. —Your chief wants to be left alone. But it’s not possible.——He’s talking talking. Talking too much.—Their cautious lack of response roused a kind of obstinacy in July. —You can tell me, what he can do? Y...ou tell me?——He told you. He’ll fight.——How he can fight? Did you see him fight when the government is coming, telling him he must pay tax? When they saying he must kill some his cattle? He must do this or this. He is our chief, but he doesn’t fight when the white people tell him he must do what they want—they want. Now how can he fight when the black soldiers come, they say do this or this. How can he fight? He is poor man. He is chief but poor man, he hasn’t got money.
What to read after July's People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nadine Gordimer to read onlineMoreLess
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